(when the Germans bombed England) WHO EVER WROTE THAT LET ME IMPROVE.#
The Blitz was the BOMBING CAMPAIGN carried out on British cities and towns by the Germans during ww2. War was declared on September 3, 1939, but the first few months were called the 'Phoney War' as little seemed to happen. The retreat of the British forces from Dunkirk in June 1940 was followed by the intense BATTLE OF BRITAIN fought in skies over southern Britain until September 1940. The Blitz then began, and lasted until May 1941
Blitz in WW2 was an intensive campaign of aerial bombing.
The Blitz refers to German bombing raids on cities during WW2
The Blitz refers to German bombing raids on cities during WW2
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Kingston upon Thames is a town in the United Kingdom. It did in fact get heavily bombed during the WW2 blitz.
The heavy and frequent bombing attacks on London and other cities in the UK (eg Coventry and Plymouth) during WW2 was known as the 'Blitz'.
They were used as bombers in the early days and were a part of the London blitz of ww1 not the ww2 blitz. then bomber planes were used and Zeppelin's were not needed
Edie Benson was quite a famous character during WW2. She is one of the many who's diary's are published. Her book is called My Story; The Blitz; Edie Benson Hope this helps!!
Air-raid Sirens were developed in WW2 to warn of air-raids in Europe. (If you are asking about a specific "blitz," please re-enter your question with more details.)
With Germany Blitzkrieging Poland to jump-start WW2 in a very bad way.
Specific to WW2: blitz (from German blitzkrieg) doodlebug (V2) flak
Blitz (Blitzen) is a German word meaning lightning or flash. It came into more common use in English during WW2 with the strategy of the German military named Blitzkrieg, lightning war or warfare.